VIDEO: After the DNC, what’s next for the Uncommitted Movement?
Layla Elabed

People’s World correspondents had the opportunity to speak with Uncommitted Movement co-chair Layla Elabed at the headquarters of the Rainbow/PUSH coalition in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention in 2024.

Elabed expressed the need to pressure the Harris-Walz campaign on all fronts in order to stop the genocide in Gaza and enact an immediate arms embargo on the state of Israel. She noted the opportunities for change that opened after Biden stepped aside as the Democratic nominee and Harris became the party’s pick.

“It’s always the Democratic Party that’s first to say, especially when there is violence from mass shootings, that thoughts and prayers are not enough. We need policy change. In this situation, it is no different,” she told People’s World.

Watch the video below as Elabed discusses what comes next for the Uncommitted Movement.


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Taryn Fivek
Taryn Fivek

Taryn Fivek is a reporter for People's World in New York.

Cameron Harrison
Cameron Harrison

Cameron Harrison is a trade union activist and organizer for the CPUSA Labor Commission. Based in Detroit, he was a grocery worker and member of UFCW Local 876 where he was a shop steward. He also works as a Labor Education Coordinator for the People Before Profits Education Fund, assisting labor organizations and collectives with education, organizing strategy and tactics, labor journalism, and trade union support.

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